Working Parents and Kids Share Time and Ties
A study by Ellen Galinsky of Families and Work Institute finds children want less stress from parents and value quality time over more hours. About 70 percent of mothers work, yet two-thirds of kids say their parents work the right amount, with many reporting strong bonds despite parental work hours.
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Galinsky
Families and Work Institute
Rosalind Barnett
Brandeis University
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Margaret Mulley
Working parents under scrutiny from teens in grades seven through twelve
Guilt ridden working parents worried about time with their kids can relax as a study reveals what seventh to twelfth graders really think of their parents’ performance at home. The piece questions whether father knows best in modern family life.
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Kate Mulley
Deloitte & Touche
Kate
Newton
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